By Carys Bowen 2020 has been and will (in all probability) continue to be a very crazy year, no matter how many times that gets said. I didn’t know just how much the year affected me until April got near to ending. April is National Poetry Month, and the Cuyahoga County Public Library celebrates with…
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By Ishita Kopparapu To the eyes so colorful To the nose so pungent To the hands so soft To the mouth so full of spice To the ears so blissful To the eyes so colorful They see a spectrum of colors They see the beautiful pumpkins They see the leaves touching the ground ever so…
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By Rachel Blumin When Among Us was originally released in 2018, it didn’t receive a lot of attention. So why now, two years later, is this low-quality-graphics video game suddenly all the rage? The game is set on a spaceship, and the Crewmates must complete tasks before the Impostor kills them or sabotages the ship.…
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By: Lóa Schriefer My family is from Iceland and when the virus started to grow in cases, we decided we’d go and quarantine there. I stayed all summer, and fortunately the virus didn’t affect Iceland as badly as it did many other countries. Because Iceland has such a small population (364,124 people) it was easy…
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By: Isla Rollinson Taylor Swift took the world by surprise after announcing her new album Folklore on the morning of July 24, only twelve hours before releasing it at midnight. Taylor Swift fans all over the world obsessed over the indie, fairytale vibe of the singer’s eighth studio album. Swift finished the album alongside two…
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By Christine Kim Usually during the summer, I would go on vacations to all around the world. Unfortunately, due to the present circumstances, I was stuck at home during quarantine, so I made a list of all the places I want to go on vacation, starting with Canada! Yukon Takhini Hot Springs The Takhini Hot…
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By Louisa Wang The first time I heard about the coronavirus at the start of this year, all I could think of was my grandfather and aunt living in Beijing. Most people in America were brushing it off, believing it could never reach here, but even before they were proven wrong, I was filled with…
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By Eva Piscitelli Being a twin is like being born with your best friend. A friend that you cannot lose but have to share everything with. A question I am frequently asked is if I like being a twin. I am a fraternal twin, so I do not look like my twin sister, Gia. I…
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by Viza Freeman The season shifted into autumn on September 22 and since then we have been faced with cooling temperatures, rain storms, pumpkin and candy apple scents, colorful leaves, the excitement of Halloween and topics of the election. The autumn of 2020 has already been chaotic and filled with twists and turns. If you…
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by Viza Freeman Hot girl summer has come and gone as the leaves shift from a rich green into a buttery yellow and a fiery burgundy. The blowing of crisp winds, rainfall and even snowfall have transitioned the seasons. It’s time to put away your shorts and put on your striped sweaters because it is…
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